Insights Into the World Of Wild Horses
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In my blog posts, we explore natural horse behavior, social communication, and what it really means to lead naturally. Wild horses live in balance – something our horses still long for. Here, I share stories, insights, and reflections to help you become a trusted partner in your horse’s world. 👉 Want to go deeper? Download your free guide:
WIld. Honest. Real.
This blog invites you to question old ideas, clear up common myths, and see horses through the honest lens of wild herds. Find real insights and clear examples you can use every day to live and lead in a way that makes sense to your horse.
7 Reasons Why Horses Invade Your Space & 2 Ways Wild Horses Set Boundaries
You love your horse. You care. You try to be kind, fair, and respectful. And yet - your horse keeps stepping into your space. 1. When Boundaries Feel Personal Maybe they lean into you while standing still. Maybe they nudge your arm, sniff your pockets, or brush right...
Challenging Old Ways: When Others Criticize You For Being Gentle & How to Respond
You might have experienced this too: You’re at the barn, chatting with other horse people, or you post something about your gentle approach online - how you let your horse make choices, how you focus on trust, how you don’t believe in dominance-based training. Maybe...
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but we’re not meant to live like this.
And neither are our Horses! Like us, domesticated horses no longer live the way they were designed for by evolution for hundreds of thousands – even millions of years. This disconnect leads to anxiety, overwhelm, loneliness, or repressed anger. For both of us, humans...
From Insecurity to Connection: Lessons From My Mustang Mare Cinder
Like many young girls, I rode horses in my youth. But by the time I was sixteen, I stopped. I couldn’t stand how they were treated - obedience was always put before relationship. Years later, in my mid-thirties, I rediscovered my love for horses. This time, I wanted...
How the 5 Elements Help You Understand Your Horse’s Unique Personality
Have you ever stood next to your horse and wondered: Why are you doing that? Maybe they nudged you out of nowhere, froze at something you couldn’t even see, or ‘ignored’ a signal you thought was crystal clear. 1. What If It’s Not Behavior - But Character? Most of us...
The Rise of Dominance: What Fear-Based Leadership Means for Horses – and for Us
Introduction: The Return of Fear-Based Leadership We’ve come so far. For years, the tide was shifting - away from fear-based leadership and dominance, away from control, and toward a leadership model based on trust and collaboration. More and more people began using...
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Hi, I’m Britta, and probably like you, I’ve always wanted to communicate with my horse peacefully and naturally, just like with my best friend. This led me on a journey away from trying to create an obedient horse, towards a completely natural way of interaction.
But this journey wasn’t easy or linear – I often struggled to balance tolerance with confidently making clear decisions. Only now, after years of research, trial and error, have I developed my own unique approach: a blend of evolutionary psychology, natural leadership, spirituality, and, of course, the wisdom of wild horses.
Now, I’d love to share this with you through Being Herd.
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